Mentoring Programme 2014

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1 Programme_Layout 1 12/11/ :50 Page 1 Mentoring Programme 2014 London, UK Friday 28th November Sunday 30th November

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3 Welcome Dear Colleagues, On behalf of B. Braun Medical Ltd here in the United Kingdom, we would like to welcome you all to a weekend in London, one of the world s great capital Cities. This weekend s busy programme has essentially been built around two topics. Primarily the completion and highlight of the B.Braun Foundation Mentoring Programme. As we come to the close of our 8 month advanced training initiative, we look forward to listening to your business concept presentations describing health care provision. Secondly, and as equally important, there will be the unique opportunity for you to experience and gain an insight into many of the day to day challenges faced by clinicians in one of London s leading Teaching Hospitals, which we are sure you will find very informative and thought provoking. Our evening event programme provides a mix of scientific education, up to date comment on contemporary health care issues and a visit to one of London s most iconic historical palaces which will be a fascinating experience. London has a long and rich heritage of scientific research and discovery and is an ideal setting for this important event. It of course offers much, much more... from its historical museums, art galleries, palaces and theatres, to the specialist markets and boutiques and the vast array of open spaces and parkland. London seems to have something for everyone and we hope that even with this weekend s busy programme, you find the opportunity to glimpse just some of what this great City has to offer. We do hope you have both an enjoyable and inspiring visit to our capital. Should you have any questions or particular requirements throughout your stay, please don t hesitate to speak with one of our events team who will be on hand throughout the weekend to provide help and support. Mr. Hans Hux Mr. Brian Chapman Group Chief Executive Officer General Manager Aesculap Academia B. Braun Medical Ltd B. Braun Medical Ltd Prof. Dr. Andreas Goldschmidt Managing Director of IHCI International Health Care Management Institute Prof. Dr. Alexander Schachtrupp Managing Director B. Braun-Stiftung

4 Programme Friday 28th November Day Programme 11:00-13:00 Delegate arrival and personal check-in. Three course buffet lunch served in the Fiamma Restaurant within the hotel from 11:45-12:45 (please mention that you are with the B. Braun group). Luggage can be left with the concierge at the front desk if rooms are not yet available for check-in. Venue: The Westminster Suite, Hilton London Metropole Hotel 12:45 Delegate Registration 13:00 Welcome Professor Schachtrupp 13:15 Welcome Hans Hux, Group Chief Executive B. Braun Medical UK Ltd 13:45 Introduction - Professor Goldschmidt 14:15 Presentation Alumni 1 15:00 Tea/Coffee 15:30 Presentation 1 15:45 Presentation 2 16:00 Presentation 3 16:15 Presentation 4 16:30 Presentation 5 16:45 Presentation 6 17:00 Presentation 7 17:15 Summary and Close Evening Programme 18:20 Delegates to meet in West Wing Reception Area 18:30 London Site Seeing Whistle Stop Tour, Vintage London Red Bus 19:30 Arrival at the Royal College of Surgeons of England Reception Drinks and Talk, The Wellcome Anatomical Museum Host; Vishy Mahadevan, Professor of Anatomy 20:15 Dinner with Guest Speaker Professor Tim Briggs, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Trust Clinical Leadership, Making Changes in Health Care The UK Experience 22:30-22:45 Coach transfer to hotel

5 Programme Saturday 29th November Day Programme a.m. Breakfast at leisure in the hotel Fiamma Restaurant 08:20 Delegates to meet in West Wing Reception Area 08:30 Coach transfer to University College London Hospital Education Centre 09:00 Arrival at UCLH Education Centre and Welcome 09:15 Business Case 1 09:40 Business Case 2 10:05 Business Case 3 10:30 Tea/Coffee 10:45 Business Case 4 11:10 Business Case 5 11:35 Business Case 6 12:00 Buffet Lunch 12:45 Afternoon briefing meeting in main meeting room 13:00-13:30 Session 1 13:35-14:05 Session 2 14:05 Tea/Coffee 14:20-14:50 Session 3 14:55-15:25 Session 4 15:30 Summary and close 16:00 Coach transfer to hotel Each session to last 30 mins with delegates splitting into 4 groups and rotating Sessions include: n Management within the modern ward/itu n Management of an Operating Theatre n Practical activity in the Minimally Invasive Suite n Key Note Speaker Professor Paul O Flynn - Challenges n of running a modern network cancer service in a leading n NHS teaching hospital Evening Programme 17:45 Meet in West Wing Reception Area 18:00 Coach Transfer to Tower of London 18:30 Welcome Tour with Yeoman Warder 18:45 Private Tour of the Crown Jewels Jewel House 19:30 Drinks Reception White Tower 20:00 Private Dinner White Tower 21:45 Ceremony of the Keys 22:05 Guests escorted from Traitors Gate to depart 22:15 Coach transfer to hotel

6 Programme Sunday 30th November Day Programme a.m. Venue: Breakfast at leisure in the hotel Fiamma Restaurant The Westminster Suite, Hilton London Metropole Hotel 09:00 Welcome 09:15 Business Case 7 09:40 Business Case 8 10:05 Business Case 9 10:30 Tea/Coffee 10:45 Presentation Dr. Jochen Baierlein, alumni 11:10 Presentation of Certificates and Meeting Close Professor Goldschmidt Professor Schachtrupp Mr Hans Hux 12:15 Individual transfer to airports no formal organised transfers

7 Venue and Directions This 4-star hotel is one of Europe s largest hotel and conference centres and is located in the heart of the city, close to rail and airport links. Hilton London Metropole Hotel 225 Edgware Road London W2 1JU Tel: Directions to the Hotel West Wing Reception Fiamma Restaurant Hilton Ground Floor Plan Edgware Road Harbet Road With superb transport links, Hilton London Metropole is located just 15 minutes from Heathrow Airport via the Heathrow Express at Paddington Station and 10 minutes from the Eurostar terminal at St Pancras International. Delegates should make their own arrangements for transfers to and from the hotel. Hotel Bar Hotel Main Reception and Concierge Praed Street From the Airport From Heathrow Airport Take the 15 minute Heathrow Express to London Paddington which is the fastest way to travel between the airport and the hotel. Taxis are available to take you direct to the Hilton London Metropole from Paddington Station and take just 2 minutes. Journey time: minutes Costs: Start from 21 single, 34 return Visit: From London City Airport London City Airport is easy to reach by public transport, with a fast Docklands Light Railway service link to London s Underground and national rail stations. The London City Airport DLR station is connected to the airport Terminal and tickets can be purchased at the DLR counter adjacent to the Airport Terminal. The DLR departs London City Airport every 8 to 15 minutes. For journeys to the London Metropole Hotel, take the D/S to Canning Town, change onto the Jubilee line to Baker Street, change onto the Bakerloo line to Edgware Road. The hotel is situated opposite Edgware Road Tube Station. Journey time: Approximately 35 minutes Costs: From 4.70 for a single journey Visit: From Gatwick Airport The Gatwick Express non-stop train service to London Victoria runs every 15 minutes with a journey time of 30 minutes. At Victoria, take the Victoria Tube line to Oxford Circus. Then take the Bakerloo line to Edgware Road. The hotel is situated opposite Edgware Road Tube Station. Journey time: Approximately minutes Costs: From for a single journey, return Visit: It is not recommended to travel to Luton or Stansted Airport as there are limited direct transport links to London City Centre and both airports are some distance away.

8 Useful Information UK Event Contact Adele Mercer Office Mobile Name Badges Name badges will be provided upon registration. Please wear these badges throughout the weekend events, particularly at the Tower of London as this will act as your entry pass to the venue. Hotel Check-in Check-out Breakfast Bedrooms will be available for check-in from 3.00pm but luggage can be stored with the Concierge in the Lobby area. Bedrooms must be vacated by 12.00pm on the Sunday to avoid incurring late check-out fees Breakfast is served daily from to 11.30am in the Fiamma restaurant Royal College of Surgeons of England Dress code No formal dress code although advise business suits for the gentlemen (tie optional) and cocktail dresses/trousers for the ladies. Tower of London The Ceremony of the Keys is the traditional locking up of the Tower of London and has taken place on each and every night, without fail, for at least 700 years. The formality of the programme means the group must meet the strict timings so it is very important that delegates arrive on time to leave the hotel. Some areas of the Tower also date back to the 10th Century and there are many uneven cobbled areas to cross and some steps to climb. Female guests may therefore wish to wear a more comfortable shoe rather than high pointed heels, although this is optional. Dress code Gentlemen must wear a tie to dinner, no jeans or t-shirts permitted. Part of the ceremony will take place outside so it is advisable for guests to wear a warm coat. Dietary Allergies It would be most helpful if you could inform the Events Team as soon as possible if you have any food allergies or dietary requirements. Please adele.mercer@bbraun.com detailing any special needs so that the necessary arrangements can be made in advance of your arrival.

9 Speaker Biographies Professor Tim Briggs MBBS (Hons), MD(Res), MCh(Orth), FRCS(Ed), FRCS(Eng) Professor Briggs is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Trust and was Medical Director until May 2012, achieving a new build which has just started. He qualified in 1982 obtaining Honours in Surgery and a number of prizes. He was appointed at the RNOH as a Consultant in He is on the Editorial Board of the Bone and Joint Journal, and Journal of Arthroplasty. His special interests are reconstruction of the lower limb, as well as sports injuries of the knee and orthopaedic oncology. He has a special interest in autologous chondrocyte transplantation around the knee and is one of the clinical leaders in this field in the UK. He has an interest in sports injuries, and was previously one of the surgeons for the Arsenal men s and Arsenal ladies football clubs. He has a strong academic interest and publishes widely. Professor Briggs was appointed President of the British Orthopaedic Association for the year He is also Chairman of the Federation of Specialist Hospitals and Chairman of the National Clinical Reference Group for Specialist Orthopaedics. He is also author of Getting it Right First Time a report on improving orthopaedic care in the NHS in England, which has recently been published and endorsed by the government and NHS England. Over the next 12 months he will be visiting all 145 orthopaedic trusts in England to improve outcomes and maintain quality of care for patients. Vishy Mahadevan MBBS PhD FRCS Vishy Mahadevan is the Barbers Company Professor of Anatomy at the Royal College of Surgeons of England. In this capacity he leads the comprehensive Surgical Anatomy teaching programme in the College s superbly-equipped and unique Anatomy facility, the Wolfson Surgical Skills Centre. Vishy also possesses an honorary affiliation to the Division of Surgery and Interventional Science, UCL (Royal Free Campus). A general and oncological surgeon and research scientist by background, Vishy s principal role at the Royal College of Surgeons is the provision of instruction in postgraduate surgical anatomy across the full range of surgical specialties. He has a particular interest and very considerable experience in conducting hands-on cadaver dissection workshops. Besides his many research publications, Vishy has written extensively on a wide variety of themes in surgical anatomy. He is co-author (with Professor Harold Ellis) of the popular textbook Clinical Anatomy. He is also one of the section editors of the current edition of Gray s Anatomy. He is on the editorial board of three surgical journals. Vishy is a longstanding member of the Court of Examiners of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, and is the recipient of several professional awards and honours, including the prestigious Wood Jones Medal.

10 Speaker Biographies Professor Paul O'Flynn FRCS Professor O'Flynn, is a Consultant ENT/Head and Neck Surgeon at London's University College Hospital. After qualifying in 1982, he trained in London and Nottingham. He was appointed Consultant ENT Surgeon at The Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital in He is an Honorary Consultant at The National Hospital for Neurology & Neurosurgery, Queens Square and Honorary Senior Lecturer, University College London. Since 2005 he has been ENT Head and Neck Lead at UCH, Chair of the Head and Neck Multi-Disciplinary Team and Chair of the North London Cancer Network, Head & Neck Tumour Board. He is Honorary Professor at the Deenanath Mangeskhar Hospital and Research Centre, Pune, India. In 2012 he was elected to the Council of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. He is the RCS Council lead for surgical commissioning and has an interest in QA, standards and examinations. He is an Intercollegiate Examiner for the FRCS examination and a Board member responsible for the Head and Neck question bank. He is President of the Laryngology and Rhinology Section at the Royal Society of Medicine. Paul s main interests are head and neck surgery, particularly laryngeal and parotid surgery and airway management. His non-medical interests are tennis and middle distance running.

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